Microbe Talk

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Microbe Talk is a podcast by the Microbiology Society, which aims to spotlight the voices of scientists and policymakers working in the field of microbiology. Each episode, our host interviews their guest about their work and how it impacts our world. Browse over a hundred exciting episodes here, or wherever you get your podcasts.

  1. 30 sept

    Blastocystis: friend or foe?

    It's the most abundant eukaryotic microbe in humans… But what role does it play in our bodies? For decades, Blastocystis has been thought of as a parasite just like other protists that lurk within humans, such as Plasmodium or Giardia. But research is increasingly finding the opposite to be true, and scientists across the world are fighting to change this perception.This month on Microbe Talk, Lilly is joined by Dr Anastasios Tsaousis and Dr Varol Tunali to discuss their four-year COST Action project, which brought together experts from around the world to understand what the evidence is actually uncovering about the role of Blastocystis. Listen in to find out more!

    Blastocystis: friend or foe?

  2. 25 ago

    Breaking down biofilms with gas

    This month, Lilly welcomes Dr Jason Brown from the University of Glasgow to discuss his latest research findings using cold atmospheric plasma (CAP), a form of ionised gas, against biofilms in wound infections. Listen in to hear their discussion of what CAP therapy is, how it works, and why this treatment could be a useful alternative to antibiotics.  Read Jason's latest research paper in the Journal of Medical Microbiology here, doi.org/10.1099/jmm.0.002193, or by visiting our website.

    Breaking down biofilms with gas

  3. 9 jul

    What can we learn from involving the public in microbial genomics research?

    📣 Episode 185 is out now! This month, Lilly welcomes Dr Hannah Trivett from the University of Birmingham to the podcast, to discuss her latest publication bringing patient and public involvement (PPI) and microbial genomics research together for the first time ever. Listen in to hear their discussion of what the public think about effective science communication and how researchers can benefit from incorporating this into their work.Read Hannah's latest research paper here doi.org/10.1099/mgen.0.001691, or by visiting our website.

    What can we learn from involving the public in microbial genomics research?

  4. 15 jun

    Building a sense of belonging with the Pride in Microbiology network

    This Pride Month, Dr Bruno Francesco Rodrigues de Oliveira and Dr Landon Getz, two of the founders of the Pride in Microbiology network, join Lilly to discuss why their work to harness community and professional development opportunities for LGBTQ+ scientists around the world is as important as ever.

    Building a sense of belonging with the Pride in Microbiology network

  5. 24 abr

    Annual Conference 2026: Meet the Panel behind the programme

    Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes planning our flagship Annual Conference? Listen in as Lilly talks to Chairs of the Scientific Conferences Panel during the four day event in Belfast, about the challenges and joys of putting together the exciting programme.  Interested in joining? Visit our website to find out more about how to apply for vacancies in our governance structure.

    Annual Conference 2026: Meet the Panel behind the programme

  6. 26 mar

    Sepsis, superbugs, and antibiotic stewardship

    "I often like to say that we're not the antibiotic police, but we're the antibiotic sommelier. So, you have a bug and we have the drug, and we try to find the best fit."In this month's Microbe Talk, Charlotte Holtum (Head of Engagement & Storytelling) welcomes guests Dr Alicia Demirjian (UK Health Security Agency and Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust) and Dr Yoann Personne (bioMérieux), to explore an underdiscussed corner of the antimicrobial resistance conversation: its management with sepsis. They discuss what underpins the real-world relationship of AMR and sepsis, improving antibiotic stewardship in hospitals, and addressing these issues sooner rather than later.If you would like to read the ESPAUR report 2024 mentioned in this episode, please find it here.

    Sepsis, superbugs, and antibiotic stewardship

  7. 13 feb

    Sexual health and the vaginal microbiome

    What does a healthy vaginal microbiome look like? Are store-bought vaginal probiotics backed by science? How do these microbes interact with sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? 🦠Research is uncovering more and more about the relationship between the vaginal microbiome and sexual health. That's why this month, I spoke with Prof Wilhelmina Huston, a microbiologist specialising in STIs at the University of Melbourne, Australia, to discuss what science knows so far. 🎧Listen in wherever you get your podcasts🔗If you’d like to read the review in Microbial Genomics you can do so by following this link https://microb.io/46tUCxaA full, auto generated, transcript of the podcast is available on our website here https://microb.io/3M7M7B7

    Sexual health and the vaginal microbiome

  8. 29/12/2025

    Society Staff Reflect on 2025

    In this episode of Microbe Talk, we meet some members of staff at the Microbiology Society to reflect on 2025 and look at ways to get involved in 2026.

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Microbe Talk is a podcast by the Microbiology Society, which aims to spotlight the voices of scientists and policymakers working in the field of microbiology. Each episode, our host interviews their guest about their work and how it impacts our world. Browse over a hundred exciting episodes here, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Microbiology Society
  • Años en activo
    2012 - 2026
  • Episodios
    100
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Derechos de autor
    © Copyright 2026 Microbiology Society
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Microbe Talk

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